PROTECT DEMOCRACY UNITED (FORMERLY KNOWN AS UNITED TO PROTECT DEMOCRACY)

In opposition to threats against the judiciary that erode constitutional safeguards, including the JUDGES Act (H.R. 1702), the PEPPER Act (H.R. 1789), the NORRA Act (H.R. 1526), and the Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act. In support of more robust funding to protect Congressional Members, staff, and families but also greater transparency on the threats. In support of judiciary security amendments to the reconciliation bill, (H.R.1) In support of the MARSHALS Act (S.1873) to transfer oversight of the U.S. Marshals to the judicial branch. In support of the Protecting Our Democracy Act to prevent abuses of Presidential power, restoring checks and balances and accountability and transparency in government, and defending elections against foreign interference In support of reforms to the National Emergencies Act. In opposition to the SAVE Act (H.R.22) and impediments to the right to vote. In support of federal election security funding. In opposition to the creation of a Sovereign Wealth Fund. In opposition to Executive impoundment of congressionally appropriated funds. In opposition to politicization of the armed forces. In support of more transparency around RIFs and protection of the federal civil service. In opposition to tax bill language designating non-profits as "supporters of terrorism." In opposition to reducing the funding of the Government Accountability Office.

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Matched citations: H.R.22

In opposition to threats against the judiciary that erode constitutional safeguards, including the JUDGES Act (H.R. 1702), the PEPPER Act (H.R. 1789), the NORRA Act (H.R. 1526), and the Nationwide Injunction Abuse Prevention Act. In support of more robust funding to protect Congressional Members, staff, and families but also greater transparency on the threats. In support of judiciary security amendments to the reconciliation bill, (H.R.1) In support of the MARSHALS Act (S.1873) to transfer oversight of the U.S. Marshals to the judicial branch. In support of the Protecting Our Democracy Act to prevent abuses of Presidential power, restoring checks and balances and accountability and transparency in government, and defending elections against foreign interference In support of reforms to the National Emergencies Act. In opposition to the SAVE Act (H.R.22) and impediments to the right to vote. In support of federal election security funding. In opposition to the creation of a Sovereign Wealth Fund. In opposition to Executive impoundment of congressionally appropriated funds. In opposition to politicization of the armed forces. In support of more transparency around RIFs and protection of the federal civil service. In opposition to tax bill language designating non-profits as "supporters of terrorism." In opposition to reducing the funding of the Government Accountability Office.

Client expense: $70,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S.1873

In support of an amendment to the constitution regarding the presidential pardon power. Advocating for sets of questions to be asked during DOJ and OPM nominations to produce concessions and straight answers from nominees that might threaten the rule of law. In opposition to executive impoundments of Congressionally appropriated funds. In support of Congress's power of the purse powers during reconciliation process. In support of reforms to the National Emergencies Act through H.R.3988, the Article One Act. In opposition of the SAVE Act. In opposition to decreasing federal election funding, including funding for protection of elections officias and CISA. In support of proper enforcement of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act and proper use of recess appointments powers. In opposition to the Reorganization Act. In support of protecting the right to vote and preparation for/prevention of election subversion and certification issues. In support of educating Congressional members on preventing abuse of executive power, including restoring Congress as a meaningful check on executive authority.

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Matched citations: H.R.3988

In support of proper enforcement of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act and proper use of recess appointments powers. In support of increasing federal election funding, including funding for protection of elections officials. In support of the Right to Vote Act. In support of protecting the right to vote and preparation for/prevention of election subversion and certification issues. In support of reform to the Insurrections Act. In support of preventing abuse of executive power, including restoring Congress as a meaningful check on executive authority. In support of reforms to the National Emergencies Act. In opposition to H.R. 9495 (Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act) provision of empowering unilateral revocation of tax-exempt status of U.S. non-profits In opposition to Schedule F reforms weakening the federal civil work service. In support of the PRESS Act to protect journalists from court-ordered disclosure of sources in the absence of a threat of imminent violence or terrorism threat against the U.S. In support of checks against the weaponization of the Department of Justice In support of an amendment to the constitution regarding the presidential pardon power.

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Matched citations: H.R. 9495

In support of proper enforcement of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act and proper use of recess appointments powers. In support of increasing federal election funding, including funding for protection of elections officials. In support of the Right to Vote Act. In support of protecting the right to vote and preparation for/prevention of election subversion and certification issues. In support of reform to the Insurrections Act. In support of preventing abuse of executive power, including restoring Congress as a meaningful check on executive authority. In support of reforms to the National Emergencies Act. In opposition to H.R. 9495 (Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act) provision of empowering unilateral revocation of tax-exempt status of U.S. non-profits In opposition to Schedule F reforms weakening the federal civil work service. In support of the PRESS Act to protect journalists from court-ordered disclosure of sources in the absence of a threat of imminent violence or terrorism threat against the U.S. In support of checks against the weaponization of the Department of Justice In support of an amendment to the constitution regarding the presidential pardon power.

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Matched citations: H.R. 9495

H.R. 5048 - To protect our democracy by preventing abuses of Presidential power, restoring checks and balances and accountability and transparency in government, and defending elections against foreign interference, and for other purposes. S. 2770 - banning distribution of deceptive AI-based media of federal candidates to further election interference, including providing safe harbors and narrowing the prohibition based on 1A concerns. Advocating to not differentiate AI-generated deceptive practices and voter intimidation efforts from non-AI-generated fraud and intimidation. In support of reforming the National Emergencies Act to strengthen checks on the use of national emergencies. In support of measures to protect the civil service. In support of increasing federal election funding, including funding for protection of elections officials. In support of preventing abuse of executive power, including restoring Congress as a meaningful check on executive authority.

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Matched citations: H.R. 5048

H.R. 5048 - To protect our democracy by preventing abuses of Presidential power, restoring checks and balances and accountability and transparency in government, and defending elections against foreign interference, and for other purposes. S. 2770 - banning distribution of deceptive AI-based media of federal candidates to further election interference, including providing safe harbors and narrowing the prohibition based on 1A concerns. Advocating to not differentiate AI-generated deceptive practices and voter intimidation efforts from non-AI-generated fraud and intimidation. In support of reforming the National Emergencies Act to strengthen checks on the use of national emergencies. In support of measures to protect the civil service. In support of increasing federal election funding, including funding for protection of elections officials. In support of preventing abuse of executive power, including restoring Congress as a meaningful check on executive authority.

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Matched citations: S. 2770

HR 2811 - Limit, Save, Grow Act: in opposition to use of sequestration to enforce budget caps. FY 2024 Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Legislation: in support of strengthening Congressional Power of the Purse provisions. In support of reforming the National Emergencies Act to strengthen checks on the use of national emergencies. In support of measures to protect the civil service. In support of increasing federal election funding, including funding for protection of elections officials. In support of preventing abuse of executive power, including restoring Congress as a meaningful check on executive authority.

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Matched citations: HR 2811

S. 2747 - protecting the right to vote and preventing election subversion, including by creating a statutory right to vote. S. 2615/HR 4959 - creating a statutory right to vote. S. 4573, H.8873, H.R. 2617 - revising the process of casting and counting electoral votes for presidential elections, revisions to the Presidential Transition Act. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: H.R. 2617

S. 2747 - protecting the right to vote and preventing election subversion, including by creating a statutory right to vote. S. 2615/HR 4959 - creating a statutory right to vote. S. 4573, H.8873, H.R. 2617 - revising the process of casting and counting electoral votes for presidential elections, revisions to the Presidential Transition Act. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: HR 4959

S. 2747 - protecting the right to vote and preventing election subversion, including by creating a statutory right to vote. S. 2615/HR 4959 - creating a statutory right to vote. S. 4573, H.8873, H.R. 2617 - revising the process of casting and counting electoral votes for presidential elections, revisions to the Presidential Transition Act. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: S. 2615

S. 2747 - protecting the right to vote and preventing election subversion, including by creating a statutory right to vote. S. 2615/HR 4959 - creating a statutory right to vote. S. 4573, H.8873, H.R. 2617 - revising the process of casting and counting electoral votes for presidential elections, revisions to the Presidential Transition Act. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: S. 2747

S. 2747 - protecting the right to vote and preventing election subversion, including by creating a statutory right to vote. S. 2615/HR 4959 - creating a statutory right to vote. S. 4573, H.8873, H.R. 2617 - revising the process of casting and counting electoral votes for presidential elections, revisions to the Presidential Transition Act. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: S. 4573

S.4681: To establish a process for expedited consideration of legislation relating to decisions by the Supreme Court of the United States. Advocating for reforms to the Electoral Count Act of 1887 to clarify how it handles election timing, the role of the Vice President, objections to electoral votes, and the dispute resolution process. H.R.7619, S.Amdt. 6246 to HR7900: To provide for the publication of OLC opinions, and for other purposes. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: H.R.7619

S.4681: To establish a process for expedited consideration of legislation relating to decisions by the Supreme Court of the United States. Advocating for reforms to the Electoral Count Act of 1887 to clarify how it handles election timing, the role of the Vice President, objections to electoral votes, and the dispute resolution process. H.R.7619, S.Amdt. 6246 to HR7900: To provide for the publication of OLC opinions, and for other purposes. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: HR7900

S.4681: To establish a process for expedited consideration of legislation relating to decisions by the Supreme Court of the United States. Advocating for reforms to the Electoral Count Act of 1887 to clarify how it handles election timing, the role of the Vice President, objections to electoral votes, and the dispute resolution process. H.R.7619, S.Amdt. 6246 to HR7900: To provide for the publication of OLC opinions, and for other purposes. Engagement with the House's January 6th Select Committee.

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Matched citations: S.4681

HR 3233 - establishing in the legislative branch the National Commission to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States Capitol Complex

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Matched citations: HR 3233

HR 3233 - establishing in the legislative branch the National Commission to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States Capitol Complex

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Matched citations: HR 3233

HR 3233 - establishing in the legislative branch the National Commission to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States Capitol Complex

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Matched citations: HR 3233

HR1405 - establishing penalties for officeholders who engage in insurrection or rebellion against the United States

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Matched citations: HR1405

HR 1405 - establishing penalties for officeholders who engage in insurrection or rebellion against the United States; HR 3233 - establishing in the legislative branch the National Commission to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States Capitol Complex

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Matched citations: HR 1405